3.7k Bachelor's degrees in Biology

The Biology from Saint Ambrose University majors prepare you for various positions or post-graduate work. Develop critical thinking skills, design experiments and analyze data to understand the living world: how it works, how it's harmed, and modern approaches to healing and restoration.

At this Biology degree at the Cameron University, students will demonstrate an understanding of the principles of evolution, interactions between populations and their environment, and mechanism of adaptation.

The Biology major offered by University of Wisconsin Madison is designed for students with broad interests in the biological sciences.

The Biology program offered by the Saint Mary's College of California will introduce you to the full range of modern biological science, while also allowing you to explore the historical and ethical issues that are an inherent part of the life sciences. 

George Fox University’s Biology major prepares you for a wide range of careers including the health sciences, research, teaching, industry, governmental agencies and environment consulting.

You're passionate about improving life for all, so join those who are doing that.  You'll have a surplus of opportunities to serve, work and lead within the Biochemistry - Applied program at Lipscomb University.

The Biology program at Georgia College focuses on providing opportunities for students to make connections with the faculty and each other while challenging students to reevaluate the world they thought they knew.

Biology Pre-Medical Imaging - Pre-Radiography Emphasis students at Saint Mary's University of Minnesota for clinical settings by offering extensive courses and a well-rounded biological education.

At the Biology program at Saint Peter's University your study begins with a series of courses that give you an introduction to the major branches of biology.

The Biology program from University of Montevallo features a diverse curriculum in Biology and provides pre-professional programs for students pursuing admission into medical, dental, veterinarian, pharmacy and optometry schools.

Conservation Biology is a science-based major offered by University of Wisconsin Madison designed to provide students broad training in biological, ecological, and related disciplines most relevant to conservation. The program emphasizes basic knowledge of natural history, whole organism biology, ecological interactions, and field biology. 

Biology at Benedictine University is the study of living organisms. It is a broad-based science, one that has areas of specialization for almost anyone interested in science. 

The Biology program at Berea College offers a rigorous foundation in Biology, coupled with a strong liberal arts curriculum.

The Biology program at Langston University opens a world of opportunities in various fields, including medicine, research, and criminal justice.

From microscopic molecules to entire ecosystems, if your passion lies with living things, University of New England Maine’s Biological Sciences program may be just what you’re looking for. 

A bachelor of science degree in Biology prepares you for graduate studies or a professional career in biology. Seattle Pacific University Biology program emphasizes undergraduate research, which will give you a competitive edge. 

Biology majors at Roger Williams University graduate proficient in research and go on to work on the forefront of research, innovate, educate, and make a difference through science in action, working in fields such as cell and molecular biology, virology, microbiology, animal behavior, botany, and ecology.

The Biology program at Worcester State University provides foundational knowledge across the breadth of the discipline while incorporating hands-on learning in every course

Our Marine Biology program at College of Charleston provides a strong background for graduate studies as well as rewarding careers in fields as diverse as fisheries biology, oceanography, wildlife biology, aquaculture, environmental conservation, biomedicine and teaching.

Biology majors at American International College may focus their studies on one of the following areas: cell and molecular biology, ecology/environmental science, bio-medical (for pre-professional students), zoology, bio-education (for students interested in middle and secondary education), or general biology (a personalized program for students with unique interests).